Family, Fire, and Lessons from Guy Fawkes Night
Remember, remember, the fifth of November. The loud screech of Toyota tires sliding across black
Writing
Webs of Worry: What Anxiety Feels Like
This poem wrote me this afternoon. I’m off sick, physically ill. A cold I caught
We Need Not Apologize – An Expression of Female Strength
I wrote this poem about Expression of Female Strength in January of 2013. After sharing
The Truth About Happiness – 5 easy steps
The server places an Americano Misto on the café table next to my computer gently. So
The Truth about Antidepressants.
If those hazy, bleak, hopeless thoughts start to overpower you, …
There’s hope! A life-line, a
Botswana: My First Impressions
This is a column written for publication in my hometown local newspaper, The Grand Falls
Talk Soccer to Me – Victory for Female Striker in Botswana
Female striker breaks gender barriers on Botswana soccer field. Join her international team and experience
Botswana: My First HIV Test
“Two lines is positive. One line is negative. You got it?” I’m curious. How does
Botswana: A Religious Experience
“Cover your head and wear a dress,” Gaborone (hab-a-rone-ee) hosts 200,000 people and is the